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57.6 percent of Missourians supported higher minimum wage and paid sick leave
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General Assembly votes to overturn sick leave provisions of Prop A that was supported by over 1.6 million Missourians.

Politicians have been doing everything they can to limit the voice of the people
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SB 22 was just signed into law to let partisan politicians write ballot summaries designed to get their preferred outcome on future ballot measures. SJR 47 proposes to end majority rule on ballot measures.

Text of the ERA
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President Biden says the Equal Rights Amendment has become part of our Constitution.

Nancy Copenhaver and Marilyn McLeod with ACLU of Missouri attorneys Gillian Wilcox and  Kristin Mulvey, and Rod Chapel of  the  Missouri NAACP State Conference.
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Judge Jon Beetem issued a decision on Nov. 25 allowing strict photo ID rules to stay in place.

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Voters approved three constitutional amendments and one statutory change on the Nov. 5 ballot.

Framing the Future Fall Conference
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After a busy election year, LWVMO's Fall Conference was virtual in 2024.

Women holding signs supporting fair wages, paid sick leave
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Opponents challenge Prop A's minimum wage increase, paid sick leave.

Goal of Amendment 3 is to protect the right of Missourians to make our own reproductive health decisions
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The League of Women Voters of Missouri supported Amendment 3 for Reproductive Freedom that voters approved on Nov.

St. Louis League members with Yes on 3 sign
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"Contraception is at risk," says Michelle Trupiano, Executive Director of the Missouri Family Health Council, Inc. (mfhc.org). She told League members in St.

Injunction
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Attorneys presented closing arguments in October in the League's lawsuit with NAACP of Missouri challenging provisions of HB1878. Decisions are expected by the end of 2024, but both will  likely be appealed.

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